Dua Lipa's stance on Gaza at Glastonbury

Pop sensation Dua Lipa has adamantly denied accusations of lip-synching during her headline performance at Glastonbury, asserting, 'I don't mime.' Despite some fans claiming she was not singing live on stage, sources close to the singer have refuted these claims, with many viewers praising her captivating two-hour set as 'magical.' Dua Lipa, who shared the stage with her actor boyfriend Callum Turner, expressed her lifelong dream of headlining Glastonbury and wowed the crowd with choreography to her hit track "Training Season" from her latest album, Radical Optimism. The Grammy Award-winning artist's performance at the iconic British festival drew mixed reactions from fans, with some lauding her vocal prowess and stage presence, while others questioned whether she was miming at certain points during the show. Dua Lipa's support for Gaza was evident as she performed alongside Palestine flags in the crowd, garnering both praise and speculation from supporters. Glastonbury organizer Emily Eavis hailed the pop star as a natural fit for headlining the festival, alongside other acts like Coldplay and Russell Crowe, who made his debut appearance. Amid the buzz surrounding Dua Lipa's headline set, discussions arose about the absence of a screen to broadcast the Euro 2024 football tournament at Glastonbury, with England scheduled to face Slovakia in the last 16. Eavis highlighted the festival's evolution from being disconnected to now being digitally connected, emphasizing its focus on music. As the pop superstar continues to make waves in the music industry, her performance at Glastonbury stands as a testament to her talent and dedication to her craft, leaving a lasting impression on fans and critics alike.